New York: 1903. Wraps. 29.5 x 19.5 cm. Once called the "The Hungarian Broadway" - Second Avenue and Tenth Street was a bustling area of NYC at the turn of the century. One of the main attractions was its renowned Hungarian orchestra that entertained the Bohemian set who would sit..... More

New York: STAGE DELICATESSEN and RESTAURANT, c. 1950. Cards. 23.5 x 10 cm. Large format illustrated postcard featuring all the "Broadway regulars" - Fred Alen Portland Hoffa Patrice Wymore, Michael Todd, Betty Field, Elmer Rice, Mae West, Joe E. Lewis, Harry Hershfield, Eddie Cantor, Earl Wilson, Joan Blondell, Tony Martin..... More

1875-1941. Over 300 menus spanning from 1875 through the early 1940s. This menu collection is made up of menus primarily in and around New York City as well as some of the most renowned international restaurants and hotels in the United States, England, France and a couple of other European..... More

1914-1923. Sewn binding. 55 pages. 23 x 15.5 cm. Henry Austin Spencer, the first African American to be accepted to the University of Rochester, is the focus of this intriguing scrapbook. Pasted in, throughout the book - The Case Against Compulsory Vaccination, are articles, bylaws, programs, and photos featuring Spencer..... More